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Ankylosing Spondylitis: Recent Advances and Insights

Gaurav Verma*; Shaminder Kaur; Priyanka Kashyap; Pankaj Kumar; Gaganjit Kaur; Bhumika Sharma; Amanpreet Kaur; Qaisar Farooq; Harpreet Singh

    AS (Ankylosing spondylitis) is a chronic inflammatory disease primarily affecting the spine and sacroiliac joints, leading to pain and stiffness. Recent advances in our understanding of AS have illuminated its pathophysiology, highlighting the role of genetic factors, particularly the HLA-B27 allele, and the immune system's contribution to inflammation.


Sustainability of Healthcare in Georgia: A Comparative Analysis

Irine Zarnadze*; Liane Comeau; Nino Japaridze; Shalva Zarnadze; Levan Baramidze; Devi Tabidze; Ekaterine Mirvelasvili; Dali kitovani; Lili Lomtadze; Marina Kajrishvili

    The aim of this article is to examine the challenges, which are faced by Georgian Healthcare system regarding fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in recent years. The aim of the research was also, to examine healthcare access of the population.


Facing Diseases Related to Climate Change: Preparing the Medical Community for the New Challenges

Heslley Machado Silva*

    Climate change has had devastating impacts on global health, manifest in a variety of diseases and adverse conditions [1,2]. From leptospirosis [3] to Covid-19 [4], from dengue fever to heat waves [5], the current scenario calls for an urgent reassessment of public health strategies and medical training.


An Analysis of Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior among Medical Students of a Tertiary Education Institute

Shaik Lateef; Maaz Nayeem*

    Medical students in tertiary educational institutes attend long hour lectures, study for hours leaving no time for any physical activity, leading many students to adopt a sedentary lifestyle. This effects the human physiology mainly through; reduced lipoprotein lipase activity and decreased carbohydrate metabolism resulting in insulin sensitivity, directly causing cardiovascular diseases with increasing risks of metabolic disorders and cancers.


Giant Hydronephrosis in Third Trimester Pregnancy Resulting from Concurrent Uretero pelvic Junction Calculus and Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Leanne Kui Yan Liaw*

    Giant Hydronephrosis (GH) is rare. A GH patient can develop symptoms at a later stage of pregnancy, and they can have a successful normal vaginal delivery with conservative management. When diagnosing Giant Hydronephrosis, we should be alerted to the possibility of an occult malignancy.


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